Johnny Coy- draft

[ShockTalk]

Well exxxcuuuuse me, guys!!

ASM, SB, and Shirley - You're right. It doesn't lose any meaning, no matter what the format, because all the information is there. Being meaningful would depend on each person viewing the information. As opposed to easily seeing there were a lot of games listed in the order they happened, to me, sorting the information by team, then by pitcher, then by date would be more meaningful to most of the people reading it as, outside of seeing how many total games it happened, they could probably care less about 90% of the teams listed and get right to the part of the information they wanted to see in one, concise spot.

As for putting it on excel, I do have some skills with it and some say I can be a little anal. But I'm not that anal and I'll pass.

As for the Shocks being on there 3 times, yes, I found them. But as for being easy, I bet if the info was arranged as I mentioned above, I could have found the Shox, other MVC teams, and a couple of additional teams a whole lot faster and easier than you finding them the way it's presented.

[shox1989]

Boyd listed 676 instances of pitcher abuse on his list and that doesn't count the other forms of abuse that have been mentioned on this board.

I don't know how that compares to previous years.

[SB Shock]

As for the Shocks being on there 3 times, yes, I found them. But as for being easy, I bet if the info was arranged as I mentioned above, I could have found the Shox, other MVC teams, and a couple of additional teams a whole lot faster and easier than you finding them the way it's presented.

Your the biggest fricking whiner I have ever seen. If you actually looked around and shut your mouth instead of your mindless complaining of attention whore you would see a couple additional reports :whistle:

If you ask Boyd nicely he might even produce the reports for 2009 and 2010 seasons. Of course what your going to find that after 2007 season that WSU starting racking up pitcher abuse points.

Comprehensive Pitch Count Report 2008

Publication Date: January 17, 2009

Legend:

GC -- games counted (appearances I have records for)
GE -- games estimated
PAP -- PAP score
V -- category V starts (133+ pitches)
IV -- category IV starts (121-132 pitches)

Team                      Pitcher                   GC GE  PAP    V IV

Air Force                 Adam Teach                 9  3      0  0  0
Air Force                 Alex Truesdale            19  5    559  0  0
Air Force                 Casey Allen               14  4      0  0  0
Air Force                 Dan Richardson             8  4      0  0  0
Air Force                 David Miller              19  5      0  0  0
Air Force                 Jake Petro                17  6     65  0  0
Air Force                 Joe Peterson              16  5      0  0  0
Air Force                 Juan Perez                 9  3      0  0  0
Air Force                 Michael Ruvolo            33 10      0  0  0
Air Force                 Mitch Brown               22  7   8000  0  0
Akron                     Billy McKinney            13  4  56628  1  1
Akron                     Frank Turocy              14  5 157135  2  5
Akron                     Jake Plata                12  3     27  0  0
Akron                     Jared Patterson           17  4      0  0  0

or

Comprehensive Pitch Count Report 2008

Publication Date: January 17, 2009

Legend:

GC -- games counted (appearances I have records for)
GE -- games estimated
PAP -- PAP score
V -- category V starts (133+ pitches)
IV -- category IV starts (121-132 pitches)

Team                      Pitcher                   GC GE  PAP    V IV

Air Force                 Adam Teach                 9  3      0  0  0
Air Force                 Alex Truesdale            19  5    559  0  0
Air Force                 Casey Allen               14  4      0  0  0
Air Force                 Dan Richardson             8  4      0  0  0
Air Force                 David Miller              19  5      0  0  0
Air Force                 Jake Petro                17  6     65  0  0
Air Force                 Joe Peterson              16  5      0  0  0
Air Force                 Juan Perez                 9  3      0  0  0
Air Force                 Michael Ruvolo            33 10      0  0  0
Air Force                 Mitch Brown               22  7   8000  0  0
Akron                     Billy McKinney            13  4  56628  1  1
Akron                     Frank Turocy              14  5 157135  2  5

[ShockTalk]

As for the Shocks being on there 3 times, yes, I found them. But as for being easy, I bet if the info was arranged as I mentioned above, I could have found the Shox, other MVC teams, and a couple of additional teams a whole lot faster and easier than you finding them the way it's presented.

Your the biggest fricking whiner I have ever seen. If you actually looked around and shut your mouth instead of your mindless complaining of attention whore you would see a couple additional reports.

:cry: = :sarcasm: = :P

If you ask Boyd nicely he might even produce the reports for 2009 and 2010 seasons.

You're so much better with words than I, you should ask him. I'm sure he'd do if you asked nicely. Umm...I guess that could be a problem.

[SB Shock]

If you ask Boyd nicely he might even produce the reports for 2009 and 2010 seasons.

You're so much better with words than I, you should ask him. I'm sure he'd do if you asked nicely.

I already have the answers. I don't need the data manipulated for me like you. Took me all of 1 minute to get those answers.

[SpanglerFan316]

Ta, you shouldn't fight with your mother.

I was really impressed this season once Johnny finally got the chance to play almost everyday at his batting eye, his ability to make contact, and his power when he did make contact. The kid doesn't get fooled much and he never gets cheated at the plate.

The big issue for Johnny, to some degree, is that he is a player without a position. 1B or LF that can hit are not rare. Johnny needs to demonstrate that he can REALLY hit or possibly give 3B a try. If his quickness improves, 3B might be an option, although with his size his agility will always be questioned.

Johnny is head and shoulders the Shox best non-pitcher prospect since Conor Gilaspie.

--'85.

I was frustrated with JC during the season but, overall, I'm a big fan. If he greatly improves his defense, imagine the first baseman he could be with that long reach; he would have an advantage on close plays at first.

[ShockTalk]

If you ask Boyd nicely he might even produce the reports for 2009 and 2010 seasons.

You're so much better with words than I, you should ask him. I'm sure he'd do if you asked nicely.

I already have the answers. I don't need the data manipulated for me like you. Took me all of 1 minute to get those answers.

The civility of your reply is appreciated.

:good: